Tuesday, November 24, 2009
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Senior Federation to shut down
An economic crash and a drop in support has forced the pioneering advocacy group for the aged to ask its 9,000 members to approve dissolution after July 1.
All in the family: Caring for caregivers
A Minnesota researcher is testing ways to ease stress on those who take care of their parents with dementia.
Aging residents strive to connect in retirement
Some of Edina's elders are looking for ways to build a stronger community in retirement.
Private Medicare plans get new rules
The Obama administration Monday placed new curbs on private insurance plans that are popular with seniors in Medicare, but have been criticized for marketing abuses and high costs to the government.
Some senior citizens feeling 'houselocked' by economy
In the difficult market, many older people now feel trapped in their homes: They want to move into easier senior housing, but can't bear or afford to sell at depressed prices.
Editorial: Elderly care shows need for change
The status quo for nursing homes is unsustainable.
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